By Margarida Correia
Source: Pensions & Investments

State-run retirement savings programs may be boosting the creation of new private-sector plans, according to a study from the Pew Charitable Trusts released Friday.

Businesses in California, Illinois and Oregon — the first three states to launch state-facilitated programs to help private-sector workers without workplace plans save for retirement — continued to launch new plans in 2021 at rates similar to or exceeding those in states without such programs, the study found.

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